Webpack jQuery dependency about sprestlib HOT 4 CLOSED

First part is resolved :)

@gitbrent what about?

Why don't replace Jquery by a more specific library such as axios, lodash, etc...?

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Simply importing a module wont bring jQuery even if the module depends on it. You still need to explicitly import it like so:

const $ = require('jquery')
// Or
import jQuery from 'jquery'

Or, you can shim the module using ProvidePlugin so it is present everywhere. This way is probably better suited for jQuery because it would allow you to map both $ and jQuery to the same instance of jQuery.

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Replacing jQuery infavor of axios is a good decision.

Maybe we should make a PR for this, shouldn't we @ra6hi9?

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Hi Guys,

@ra6hi9: the package.json file lists "jquery-node" and the library calls var $ = require("jquery-node");, so I don't know why you'd be having this issue with webpack. Wouldn't it use produce a product similar to node?

@Dragnucs: i'm working to move the UI functions to a separate library, so jQuery shouldn't need to be around long. I'd rather have no dependencies. :)

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